Challenges of a Disabled Mum: A to B and beyond
27th February 2017
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Last week’s blog talked about the challenges I’ve faced getting my little boy from A to B as a disabled mum. With some creative thinking,
Last week’s blog talked about the challenges I’ve faced getting my little boy from A to B as a disabled mum. With some creative thinking,
I knew when I fell pregnant with my son that motherhood would present more challenges to me than most and the thoughts about how I
I love writing and always have. I remember being in the final year of primary school and winning a writing competition for a short story.
My little boy is now three and a half and he really is the apple of my eye. To Jack, I’ve always been just Mummy.
It’s 2016 and I’ve now been living with Cerebral Palsy for 33 years. Attitudes towards disability have changed and largely improved over that time. Yet,
Whilst browsing through my twitter account yesterday, I became aware of a new scheme which Transport for London are trialling, which encourages passengers to
I must admit to being a bit of a soap addict. I was thrilled to see “Emmerdale” doing their bit for Cerebral Palsy Awareness
This month is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month so I’m going to be sharing a number of articles to raise awareness of the condition, what it’s
Disabled people need someone to talk for them “Would she like a drink?” or “How old is she?” were common questions posed to
I recently sat down to watch, “Don’t take my baby”, a factual drama which tells of a disabled couple’s fight to keep their newborn baby